"We design bespoke wedding bouquets just for you. So whether your style is wild and romantic, natural and flowing or formal and structured - we will design a personalised and stunning bouquet."

Where to start? We recommend that you begin by doing some research online ahead of our initial meeting to establish which styles and shapes of bridal bouquets you are drawn to.

Floral design isn’t just about choosing the type and colour of flowers you want. How those flowers are put together and arranged produces a dramatic difference in the overall effect and style you achieve. One area where this can be easily seen is in the shape of a wedding bouquet.

There are a variety of styles that a bridal bouquet can fall under, depending on the shape and type of blooms. It is up to you to decide which style complements your gown and ceremony style. For example, a larger bouquet may be a better fit for a formal vow exchange at a church, while a smaller, looser arrangement will match a casual garden celebration. There are no rules with a bridal bouquet.

There are a variety of styles of bridal bouquets, depending on the shape and type of blooms you choose. For example, a larger bouquet may be a better fit for a formal vow exchange at a church, while a smaller, looser arrangement will match a casual garden celebration.

Below, we have outlined some of the most popular wedding bouquet styles.

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Hand-tied bouquets provide a more relaxed form which are perfect for a natural look and feel. Freer than other bouquet styles, hand-tied bouquets can include a wide assortment of flowers and greenery, and as their name suggests, are secured simply using ribbon, fabric, or twine to give a .“fresh-picked” feel.

In this classic “waterfall” style of bridal bouquet, flowers and foliage taper from a full top into a point at the bottom giving a lush, romantic air that can work well at a formal wedding.

This smaller bouquet is normally used for bridesmaids but can also make a great choice for brides who want a more compact arrangement.

Larger than a posy, this bouquet uses a monochromatic palette or limited range of flowers to create a smooth, structured dome shape. This style is ideal for both traditional or modern weddings.

This type of bouquet is designed to be carried in the crook of the arm, laying in an elegant line. Long-stemmed flowers such are especially well suited to this style. Best for formal or modern celebrations.

Please do talk to us about your bridal bouquet – we are happy to chat this over. This is your time to be creative and have what you want. All our wedding flowers are bespoke to you.